Tuesday, July 31, 2018

OTI:one poem, notes:7/31/18

Open To Interpretation

The Ravens, the Gulls, the Parrots
 
The Ravens, the Gulls, the Parrots,
Settled down
And it was quiet on Harbor's wharf
Beneath Volcano Never.
Everyone stood about
Thinking long thoughts.
"Have we enough,"
Petra asked Pakal, "eyes?"
Pakal looked out over the Bay
At his BlackSpace Ship,
An iridescent island on the Bay.
Kannon spoke, "Ichi?"
Blind Ichi smiled,
Pursed his lips,
Squeezed his eyelids tight
Shut,
And everyone gathered
On the wharf below Volcano Never
Held their ears,
Hearing and not hearing.
The Bats and Owls heard,
And descended from their roosts
In and around Volcano Never.
"Let's go!" said Petra.
Pakal joined Ichi in
The Long Slender Craft,
And the Black Ship crews
Mounted their Black Dragons,
Or the Black Dragons
Took on the crews,
Along with Pakal's entourage,
And they all went across the Bay
To Pakal's island BlackSpace Ship.
Thereabout was a stony beach
And an underground river
Emerging from a grand cavern.
The Dragons arrived
And waited for the Long Slender Craft
Riding a wave side by side
With the Black Dolphins
Who had heard Ichi's call too.
 
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Notes: game on...on the radio...Angels and Rays...in Tampa Bay...Angels traded Kinsler to the Red Sox...us fans will miss his good defense at second...like Maldonado traded to the Astros, he goes to a contender...Ohtani back in the second slot of the lineup...back to back with Trout...Calhoun, Ohtani, Trout, Upton?, Pujols?...and Fletcher somewhere...someone new at short stop...Simmons off for a day...first pitch base hit for Calhoun...Ohtani up...0-1...Ohtani hits the roof...fly out...Trout up...way things are going stadiums else ware than Florida will be getting roofs and A/C!...feel like my head has been in an oven for weeks!...following on from yesterday's post...this post seventy fifth about in a series...see previous...I did find a couple sites that go on about how the ancients may have stylized sound/frequency vibrations in their artistries...Trout K...Upton up...1-2...3-2...W...Pujols up...long fly out...

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Did Ancient Humans Have Knowledge of the Electromagnetic (EM) Spectrum?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
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The electromagnetic spectrum covers electromagnetic waves with frequencies ranging from below one hertz to above 1025 hertz, corresponding to wavelengths from thousands of kilometers down to a fraction of the size of an atomic nucleus.
 
 
then there are 'waves' transmitted in air, and water, and earth...Pujols a hit off 3rd baseman's glove...Trout runs it out to score...Rays 3-1...Fletcher up...fly out...thing I've never quite understood is that heat is a wave...I think...Cower hit by pitch...two on...two out...Breseno up...Angels make out...oh...Mariner causing trouble...bottom of 4th...oh...thinking more on what the Djed pillar might be, I settled on it represents the Nile...in that image of the three icons together I posted, Djed, Ankh, WAS, there was a little image of the Egyptian god Hapi where they joined together...looked like this one:...bases loaded walk...Rays 5-1...dogged infield hit...Fletcher at short stop?...another run...Ray 6-1...another hit batter...hmmph...Rays 7-1...bases loaded one out...Ramirez in relief...base hit...Rays 8-1...
 
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Hapi had a certain mysteriousness about him. The Egyptians believed that the Nile rose out of the ground between two mountains (Qer-Hapi and Mu-Hapi) between the islands of Elephantine and Philae.
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The flood was commonly known as the "arrival of Hapi".
 
 
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two out...two run single for Gomez...Rays 10-1...K...to top of 5th...Marte up...bloop hit...Calhoun up...home run!...Rays 10-3...Ohtani up...fly out...Trout up...K...two out...found it...sheesh...went through hundreds of images...
 
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Related image
On the back of a chair from the tomb of Tutenkhamun is a depiction
 of the Spirit of the Million years, named Heh, (circa 1370-52 BC).
 
 
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oh!...a click on 'visit' goes here:
 
Comparisons between Pakal Votan tomb lid
and depictions of the ancient Egyptian god Heh
 
 
a curio...it's not an un common icon...near as I can tell, there is no icon for the Nile...searched thinking to find one...as I had the thought that the Djed pillar is the Nile...thought very hard to see how/what/stylization morphed it...runner on one away...and made a reach noting the ankh dangling from Hapi/Heh's arm...here's another Djed/Ankh/WAS with the tiny pic of Hapi...and, go figure, a fit!
 
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egyyptian-djeds
As well they referred to the DJed as a source of electrical power transmission for electrical applications and so the name of pillars within the temples . . . for the Balance of the 4 elements and cosmological worlds.
 
 
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author has it the Pillar is an antennae...that's not where I was reaching, sorta...my thought is it is the Nile stylized...but, but, as it happens, he snagged two of the pics I was going for...hmmph...
 
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DJed-Technology
 
DJed-Electricity
 
same site
 
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Angels get a run...have two on...Marte up...Rays 10-4...that lower pic is from Dendera...the famous light bulb...I need a pic of the Djed with arms holding the Ankh...K...Calhoun gets a hit...Rays 10-5...Ohtani up...meeting on the mound...they'll bring in a lefty to face Ohtani...
 
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egyptian art personified djed pillar Ramses III
 
the cryptogram reads “All dominion and life are in the grasp of stability (i.e. Ramses who has become Osiris)”.  The king’s ka (his symbolic double) is also usually granted human arms
 
 
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another take...sometimes all this all is about among the scholars is sorting through takes like baseball cards...Ohtani K...that K a missed pivot...runners stranded...
 
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The djed column and its rituals represent one of the deepest mysteries of ancient Egypt dating back to pre-dynastic times as does the Egyptian Book of the Dead which identifies it the Djed as the backbone/spine of Osiris, thus stability
 
Egypt The Nile River
 
djed-pillar-osiris
 
 
Djed Pillar here shows Osiris holding the flail and crook of pharoahic authority, topped with the sh, symbol of life, and upraised arms representing the KA, the essence/energy of being that survives death, holding the sun, RA.
 
 
 
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author goes on a lot about Mysterion things...but that Djed is a curio...note the T part of the Ankh...
 
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He was thought to live within a cavern at the supposed source of the Nile near Aswan.[3] The cult of Hapi was mainly located at the First Cataract named Elephantine. His priests were involved in rituals to ensure the steady levels of flow required from the annual flood. At Elephantine the official nilometer, a measuring device, was carefully monitored to predict the level of the flood, and his priests must have been intimately concerned with its monitoring.
 
 
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Oh...there in the last part...'measuring device'...Trout hit something...off the roof?...bounced back to the field...a home run!...that was like that one I saw, high as it was long...Rays 10-6...
 
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A nilometer was a structure for measuring the Nile River's clarity and water level during the annual flood season.[1] There were three main types of nilometers, calibrated in Egyptian cubits: (1) a vertical column, (2) a corridor stairway of steps leading down to the Nile, or (3) a deep well with culvert.
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The best known example of this kind can be seen on the island of Elephantine in Aswan,[1] where a stairway of 52 steps leads down to a doorway at the Nile.[4] This location was also particularly important, since for much of Egyptian history, Elephantine marked Egypt's southern border and was therefore the first place where the onset of the annual flood was detected.
 
 
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somewhere in the mud of the Nile I imagine is the ancient Egytpian Pillar, a Djed column for measuring the rise and fall of the Nile...the 'raising of the Djed' iconography is the rising of the Nile...so my fancy!...
 
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The djed pillar was an important part of the ceremony called 'raising the djed,' which was a part of the celebrations of Heb Sed, the Egyptian pharaoh's jubilee celebrations. The act of raising the djed has been explained as representing Osiris's triumph over Set.
 
 
 
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announcers keep talking about Trout stealing bases...Cower up...Trout modus operandi...walk, steal second...I have a few modus operandi too!...Cower get on?...Hapi, I think, might even be the Djed in some of the icons, like that one where he is holding the two shafts/water falls...(they're not spears)...those four rings on top of the Djed have always been a puzzle...but, thought is now they are for measuring the level of the Nile...the Ankh and WAS scepter I still think are survey tools...after the Nile flood, the landscape was a vast mud field, and had to be surveyed each year to find where to mark out the order for growing...or some such...think I read that somewhere...
 
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Whilst the earliest Egyptians simply laboured those areas which were inundated by the floods, some 7000 years ago, they started to develop the basin irrigation method. Agricultural land was divided into large fields surrounded by dams and dykes and equipped with intake and exit canals. The basins were flooded and then closed for about 45 days to saturate the soil with moisture and allow the silt to deposit. Then the water was discharged to lower fields or back into the Nile. Immediately thereafter, sowing started, and harvesting followed some three or four months later. In the dry season thereafter, farming was not possible. Thus, all crops had to fit into this tight scheme of irrigation and timing.
 
 
sometimes, sometimes, the Ankh, and the WAS scepter--noting the notch at the bottom, look like modern 'keys' for turning on and off sprinklers, or opening sluices for irrigation canals...Egyptians would have had such things to manage the canals and trenches between plants...I dunno...somewhere a depiction of them...two away...bottom of 6th?...so, so, what about the Dendera Light Bulb?...
 
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 J. N. Lockyer's passing reference to a colleague's humorous suggestion that electric lamps would explain the absence of lampblack deposits in the tombs has sometimes been forwarded as an argument supporting this particular interpretation (another argument being made is the use of a system of reflective mirrors).[5] Proponents of this interpretation have also used a text referring to "high poles covered with copper plates" to argue this[6] but Bolko Stern has written in detail explaining why the copper covered tops of poles (which were lower than the associated pylons) do not relate to electricity or lightning, pointing out that no evidence of anything used to manipulate electricity had been found in Egypt and that this was a magical and not a technical installation.
 
 
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it is a mystery/enigma how the Egyptian saw to see the paintings they painted underground in the tombs...there doesn't seem to be any evidence of lamp soot...but then, the oil they used in lamps may have burned that clean...another thought, a fancy, is that they could see in the dark...for sometime eye care in ancient times!...anyway, the light bulb...
 
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page debunking the Mysterions goings on about the bulb...Ohtani got a hit!...two runners on for Trout...1-2...Trout out looking...hooey...Upton up two out two on...Angels make out...to bottom of 6th?...7th?...it could even be 8th...been reading...can't find a good snagable drawing of the light bulbs...on left side I think it is Hapi holding the bulb...which is said to be a lotus bulb...on the other the Djed is holding up the bulb...or raising them...as in rising of the Nile...so maybe Hapi is stylized into the Djed...as for the snake...I note the waves!...thinking of the radio waves I've been going on about...we can see faces in clouds, we can see electronic components/features in ancient artistries...
 
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Nilometer

There were many Nilometers in Egypt, but the most important ones were at Elephantine Island. The Nilometer was important as it measured the rise of the floodwaters of the Nile. If the Nile did not rise enough, the land would experience famine conditions. If the Nile rose too high, it would flood and destroy the villages. In three periods the Nilometers were restored: pharaonic, Roman, Muhammad Ali. Every temple in Egypt had a Nilometer because it was a symbol of life.
 
 
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Rays made out...Pujols with a hit...Fletcher up...sometime the meter is steps, with measuring lines on the walls going down...pic looks a bit 'step fretish'...:)...9th we were in!...hmmph...double play finishes it off...Rays 10-6...cue the Mysterions...
 
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